r/myanmar • u/FulcrumFt • 20h ago
Humor π Just a bunch of Tat kids
As you see. Iβm not going to tell more.
Some images are stretched by Redditβs frame so you better see them fully.
r/myanmar • u/FulcrumFt • 20h ago
As you see. Iβm not going to tell more.
Some images are stretched by Redditβs frame so you better see them fully.
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r/myanmar • u/Aware-Possibility515 • 3h ago
Idk if I even make right, just followed the recipe. Thoughts?
r/myanmar • u/antoniok95 • 16h ago
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r/myanmar • u/franklin_2309 • 16h ago
Grade 9 Geography Textbook
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r/myanmar • u/rotringfan • 20h ago
This is relatively obscure but Nietzsche was one the philosophers that inspired the Dobama Asionyone movements in the 1930s.
The video I've linked is a short dialogue between Plato and Nietzsche, and should serve as a short intro to both philosophies.
r/myanmar • u/Feisty_Music_4720 • 1h ago
Hey! I've been doing a lot of research into Mynamar and the spring revolution and it's extremely interesting and complex, but one of the things i don't find much information about is WA State. I know it's an autonomous region within Mynamar that's neutral, but also funds militias, and they also have ties with china and serves as a mediator. It's the strongest ethnic army in Mynamar and they are Han Chinese. But besides that I can't find much. I've heard allegations of them being narco states and facilitating chinese crime, and other stuff and im not sure if its true or not. I'm just genuinely curious about the region and wondering if anybody knows anything else that I don't, and if your living in WA state, how is it like? Where can I find more information about it?
r/myanmar • u/Minimum_Comedian694 • 21h ago
Ever wonder why ASEAN seems so toothless when it comes to Myanmar?
The whole consensus decision-making thing and the non-interference policy are pretty major flaws. But the biggest issue is that individual member states keep dealing with the Myanmar generals, whether it's on the down-low or out in the open.
Just look at Thailand. It really tries hard to have the generals' backs because it gains a lot from Myanmar, which makes sense.
These backdoor channels mean the junta doesnβt have to talk to ASEAN as a whole. Instead, they can work with each country one-on-one, customizing the deals to meet specific local interests while ignoring what ASEAN wants across the board.
Unless ASEAN can somehow get everyone on the same page and commit all 10 member states to the same terms (which seems pretty unlikely), itβll just keep spinning its wheels in this diplomatic deadlock.
r/myanmar • u/Independent-Dot2150 • 22h ago
The RCSS and SSPP, rarely fought others except each other until last year.
And the PNA is regional militia of Tat and PNLA, a Pa-O revolutionary or leftist?
How strong are they? Iβve heard like PNA has 40,000 troops.
Iβve saw that everyone is competing for control of Southern Shan State since the Tat was weakened. PNA is mobilizing with Tatβs help. SSPP with UWSA help. RCSS also arrived to Danu region. PNLA trying to take Haihseng from PNA as well.
Do they have KIA level military? Or just like KNPP/KA level?
How strong are they in terms of manpower/business/equipment/experiences etc..
r/myanmar • u/Economy_Adeptness_55 • 3h ago
Guys i failed my A level resit. So i have two option now going to SIM foundation level in Singapore. Study Ged and basic german language and attend private uni in Germany. Idk what i will do im so lost and unmotivated. Im scare i will fail GED as I failed my A level too i got no moti im rlly a loser. And both SIM and Germany private uni are Jan intakes. I need to attend 4 years for both. What should I do I am so lost and stuff. I feel so bad for my family. I am so indecisive. Please help me think guys for this moment I canβt think logically im too emotional. my fam paid thein 600 for A level and I failed. Should i try Germany or just study in Singapore?
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r/myanmar • u/One-Jicama6914 • 18h ago
Does anyone know where can I get these for gym? Appreciate it.
r/myanmar • u/Easy_Growth_5491 • 18h ago
I wanted to learn the dialects (αα±αααα αα¬αΈ) for school works and translations (especially Merguese), and I have researched how different the dialects are depending on regions, but I wanted to study the speeches more. Any novels, books, TV shows and whatever could help, I just couldn't find specific media about this topic.
r/myanmar • u/CryptographerKey1074 • 18m ago
I am thinking of working as a casino dealer on a cruise ship. I already have all my seafarer certificates, but I want to take a casino training course in YGN or international online courses or something like that. Does anyone know about this? Please i really wanna know about it. I really need it.
r/myanmar • u/Hammer_Price • 2h ago
Notes from auction catalog
BURMA EXPEDITION 1867-1868 A manuscript account by an expedition member, with photographs, 1868 An eye-witness manuscript journal and account (with accompanying photographs) of the exploratory expedition up the Irrawaddy river to Upper Burma led by Major Edward B. Sladen in 1868, written by Theodosius Stewart, a merchant appointed to accompany the expedition by the Rangoon Chamber of Commerce.
Consists of 63 pages (36pp., recto and verso on diary paper headed "Rough Diary or Scribbling Journal" covering period from 2 December 1867 to 25 Feb. 1868; 27pp. on plain paper, recto only, held with split pins), ink on paper, some edges frayed, folio, [December 1867-May 1868]; with a typescript copy
PHOTOGRAPHS A group of 12 albumen prints of Burma, including Kachin groups (2, taken at Bhamo), landscape on the Irrawaddy in Southern China ("40 miles above Burma"), the Great Bell of Dhammazedi ("Great Bell", with note identifying two Europeans in the images as Stewart and Captain Williams, who took the photo), Mandalay (4, one with loss to one corner), a fine "Bell Pagoda", and others, [c.1868]
A group of approximately 25 autograph letters signed written by Stewart from India, to his mother, noting money worries, cholera outbreak and illness, hunting trips, a ballooning accident, etc. upwards of 50 pages, old folds, some in envelopes, most stamped with date, 1847-1851, together with a large nut carved with 2 portraits of Stewart and his name "Theo Stewart" (group).